Anesthesia in Laparoscopic Surgery
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8
2016
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English
Abstract
The anesthetic problems during minimal access surgery
are related to the cardiopulmonary effects of pneumoperitoneum, carbon dioxide (CO2) absorption, extraperitoneal
gas insufflation, venous embolism, and inadvertent injuries
to intraabdominal organs. Optimal anesthetic care of
patients undergoing laparoscopic surgery is very much
important. Good anesthetic techniques facilitate riskfree surgery and allow early detection and reduction of
complications.
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The anesthetic problems during minimal access surgery
are related to the cardiopulmonary effects of pneumoperitoneum, carbon dioxide (CO2) absorption, extraperitoneal
gas insufflation, venous embolism, and inadvertent injuries
to intraabdominal organs. Optimal anesthetic care of
patients undergoing laparoscopic surgery is very much
important. Good anesthetic techniques facilitate riskfree surgery and allow early detection and reduction of
complications.
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